How did the French and Indian War lead to tensions between England and its colonies?
A. England began taxing the colonists to pay for the cost of the war.
B. The colonists refused to buy manufactured goods from England.
C. The colonists began charging England higher prices for war
materials.
O D. England refused to protect the colonists in future wars.

A. England began taxing the colonists to pay for the cost of the war.

Explanation:

The Seven Years War fought by England against France caused a lot of financial constraints and debts on the nation which the royalty tried to recover by taxing the colonies tremendously. The war which began in 1756 and ended in 1763 with England as the winner, drained the coffers of the British government. To recover from this damage, the American colonies were made to pay high taxes which they resisted. This caused tensions and disagreements that eventually resulted in the American revolutionary war.

america opposed the axis powers, because they knew that the united states would be targeted during the war. not only that, but germany (which was an axis power) broke the treaty of versailles, and started developing an army, and started attacking and taking over countries. furthermore, japan, which was allied with germany and italy (who both were axis powers) was attacking china, which was a great ally to the united states.